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MUDA (Movement for a Universal and Digitally Active citizenship), was launched in Portugal in 2017, with the objective of contributing to a …
As the rise of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) continues to accelerate, society is shifting evermore online. Unfortunately, there are many Portuguese …
D.Net's InfoLady (Kallyani) model trains rural Bangladeshi women as bicycle-riding info-entrepreneurs who deliver ICT-enabled health, agriculture, finance and government-service information door-to-door. 464 …
Macao's Labour Affairs Bureau added a free AI-literacy course for middle-aged and elderly residents to its Digital Skills Upgrading and Certification Programme; …
A decade-old nationwide partnership between Russia's largest telecom, Rostelecom, and the state Social Fund teaches basic computer, smartphone and e-government skills to …
In March-April 2024, UNESCO and Antigua & Barbuda's Ministry of Education ran Youth Media & Information Literacy engagements reaching 338 stakeholders (46 …
A telecom-industry partnership delivering dedicated 10 Mbps internet links to six Fijian schools over two annual phases (Savusavu 2023, Suva 2024), reaching …
Kuwait's UNDP-backed digital accessibility framework set WCAG-based e-government standards from 2018, but a 2023 peer-reviewed study found 77% of IT staff had …
A 2,250 km submarine cable jointly built for Nauru, Kiribati and the Federated States of Micronesia gave Nauru its first-ever international fibre-optic …
Cuba's nationwide network of 600+ free computer-training centres, founded in 1987, has enrolled 4.55M+ people in digital-literacy courses, including remote mountain communities …
Trinidad and Tobago runs 14 free ICT Access Centres and the WeLearnTT e-learning platform, enrolling 4,150+ learners since late 2023 and running …
Panama's government-run free public Wi-Fi network, coordinated by AIG across ~36 public entities, deployed 1,320 access points nationwide from 2017 at a …
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